Christian Nurse Blog

Mary, the mother of Jesus, left us a template of how to respond when our plans are interrupted.

A nurse listens to urging of the Holy Spirit and works to prevent suicide in her community’s schools and faith communities.

A nurse prayed for a new mom and her baby’s uncertain future and saw God alter the outcome of the young family.

The sacredness of the ordinary elicits awe and gratitude.

 

Obstacles: When we can’t surmount them, let’s be grateful when God puts someone in our path with a different perspective

Traversing Michigan, two NCF staff recognize God’s presence over and over while visiting nursing schools to plant NCF groups.

Try being positively contagious—be grateful and let it show.

Sometimes the nurse is the one who needs the care plan.

Listening to a patient’s story makes room to show mercy.

What might spiritual gifts look like in a nursing workplace setting?

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